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[FrauBlucher]

[brundlefly]

Mahershala Ali is in the closet, and Nanook of the North is not.

[HardNight'sDay]

Mahershala Ali is in the closet, and Nanook of the North is not.

I really do hope Criterion makes him stick around for a little bit to record a new interview for the eventual Moonlight release.

[FrauBlucher]

Glenn Close in the Closet and in a cult

[The Elegant Dandy Fop]

I know these visits rarely anticipate a release, but I’d love a release of Cookie’s Fortune.

[domino harvey]

They could just use the awesome French poster art and it’d be cover of the year

[Beloved Aunt]

1) That's fabulous!
2) They will not.

[beamish14]

It is a real shame that The World According to Garp has never had the kind of release it deserves

[Lowry_Sam]

Aaron Sorkin: Mike Nichols didn't die because I wrote his last film.

[brundlefly]

Sebastian Stan finds himself.

[brundlefly]

Ngozi Onwurah holds Do the Right Thing, talks She's Gotta Have It.

[FrauBlucher]

Zoe Kazan...closet picks...many picks

[hearthesilence]

Shirtless Thomas Jane shreds settlement check from Criterion.

[brundlefly]

Frederick Elmes remixed Solaris.

Miller's Crossing cost Jeremy Allen White a hat.

[Lowry_Sam]

The Javiers raid the closet.

[brundlefly]

John Turturro takes Ooo whozzarrd Balthazar, played Spartacus for years.

[midnitedave]

Parker Posey daytrippin' in the new Criterion Closet.

[criterionsnob]

She says she's in the "new" closet. Looks a lot wider, with sturdier shelves. I cringed every time I saw someone leaning on those old shelves.

[cdnchris]

Looks a lot wider, with sturdier shelves. I cringed every time I saw someone leaning on those old shelves.

Nick Offerman Visits Criterion Closet To Rebuild Shelves

[hearthesilence]

Dustin Hoffman's visit is one of their best. Even the quick anecdote at the end is wonderful. (Pertains to this moment, but hear him tell it first.)

[The Elegant Dandy Fop]

Dustin Hoffman's visit is one of their best. Even the quick anecdote at the end is wonderful. (Pertains to this moment, but hear him tell it first.)

Agreed. I actually usually hate these videos, but Dustin's personal experiences and unique stories really are wonderful.

[hearthesilence]

He's usually one of the most articulate and thoughtful actors anyone can interview, which is why I have high expectations about his memoir. (Check out the excerpt published in The New Yorker.) Just off the top of my head, when the AFI interviewed him for one of their "lists," he gave a pretty sharp account of how Tootsie shaped his view on women, and when Letterman was curious about his thoughts on James Dean, Hoffman said he loved his work, describing him as "an ugly person trapped inside a handsome man" - he may have been a teen idol, but on-screen he didn't think or see things the way a person would when the world threw itself at their feet.

[flyonthewall2983]

Really want to read his book now